The ringing of either the opening or closing stock market bell is a time-honored tradition for companies trading on the Nasdaq capital market stock exchange. On Friday, May 17, Cortland Bancorp, the bank holding company of The Cortland Savings and Banking Company, participated in that long-standing tradition by ringing the closing bell. Although shares of the Company’s common stock have been trading under the CLDB Nasdaq symbol since March 8, this is the first time that the bank has participated in the closing bell ceremony.

The Cortland Bank is a full-service Ohio-chartered commercial bank engaging in commercial and retail banking and also offers brokerage and investment services under its Cortland Private Wealth Management brand. Cortland Bank was originally founded in 1892.

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Cortland Bank, headquartered in Cortland, Ohio, has announced it will open its first branch in Strongsville on February 4. The announcement was made by James Gasior, president and CEO of the Bank. The new branch at 14357 Pearl Road in Strongsville is the 15th location for the community bank which has been aggressively expanding to extend its footprint westward in Northeast Ohio. Cortland Bank currently has 14 offices throughout Summit, Trumbull, Mahoning, Portage and Ashtabula counties with the Strongsville branch representing the Bank’s third addition in the past four years and its farthest west location.